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December 8, 2010
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“Relationships: Why
they Fail and How to
Make them Work!”
Ron Salon has more than forty years
postgraduate experience as a licensed
psychotherapist and certified psychoanalyst.
He earned his undergraduate degree at
Long Island University, graduate degree at
Rutger’s university in Clinical Social Work
and Certification as a Psychoanalyst from
The Westchester Center for the Study of
Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. Ron’s
extensive post graduate experience includes
serving as a Child and Family Therapist
in Brooklyn NY, Unit Director, Residential
Treatment Facility for Children and
Adolescents, Associate Director, Einstein
College of Medicine, Substance Abuse Program
and as a therapist in Private Practice from 197220010. In addition Ron was a Field InstructorFordham University, New York University and
Columbia University. He appeared on national
Television, “People Are Talking” and was a
Relationship Coach for two New York City
Matchmakers! An experienced Public Speaker
and Trainer, his topics include Widowhood;
Group Dynamics, Being Single in the 21st.
Century; Dealing with difficult People; Stress
Reduction; The Psychological Dynamics of
Depression.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Jane Demeritt 12/1
Vic Wafford 12/5
Mary Adcock 12/8
Ted Watson 12/14
Waller Wills 12/18
Pam Seagroves 12/20
Jean Smith 12/20
Tolga Erkmen 12/21
Bob Melone 12/28
Kenneth Ray 12/31
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!
Tom Shadoin 12/27
Lillian Smith 12/28
Nan Merrick 12/29
Scott Waddle 12/31
A Message from Our
President: Dennis Hoyle
December is Family Month for Rotary. Family
bonds are where our roots take hold and from there
we grow. We are part of a family unit that prepares
us for what we will experience in the world and how
we react to those experiences. Values are taught and
we carry them with us throughout our life.
As you read the description above, are you
thinking about your kin family or perhaps it
could also be our Rotary Family? Our inner wheel
(spouses, children, parents, etc) are our first place
we learn about relationship with others. As we grow
we realize that people we work with and spend
our time with are part of a larger family also. Cary
MacGregor Rotary Club is a wonderful family!
As Rotarians, we also have a worldwide
family that allows us to build friendships across
geographic boundaries, religions and the many
personal differences we have. Where would you
be without the support the Rotary family has
given you when you needed a friend?
Our Rotary motto “Service above Self” is a
strong family believe that we should try and follow
throughout our life with all of our “families.”
Save The Date
Make plans now to attend the District 7710
Rotary Conference 2011 in Asheville this spring.
Mark your calendar for April 29 - May 1, 2011
and join scores of other Rotarians and their
families for a fun-filled weekend during one of
the most beautiful times of the year in the NC
mountains. Watch your mailbox early next year
for a registration form and visit the club website
for more information about the conference.
Bookmark the location and check it often for
updated program and registration information.
We look forward to seeing you in Asheville. PDG
Carol Allen, Conference Chair
Weekly Planner:
Anne Arella will have the prayer and pledge.
2010-2011
Officers
President
Dennis Hoyle
Past President
Tolga Erkmen
President Elect
Scott Reynolds
Vice President
Donna Peffley
Secretary
Jonathan McCollum
Treasurer
Carol Allen
Sergeant-at-Arms
Jeff Peterson
Directors
Vocational Service
Don Cloninger
Community Service
Margaret Sophie
Club Service
Ronnie Albriton
International Service
Owen Robinson
At-Large
Rick Stephenson
Rotary District 7710
Governor –
Serg Dihoff
ROTARY PROFILE
Y Angel Tree Deadline
Rotary Make-Ups
are Easy & Fun!
Cary Central
Monday, 7:00 am
Woodland Terrace
Cary Rotary
Wednesday, 12:30 pm
MacGregor Downs CC
Morrisville
Tuesday, 12 pm
Prestonwood Country
Club
Cary Kildaire
Thursday, 6:15 pm
Life Experiences,
Towerview Ct.
Apex Rotary
Thursday, 12:30 pm
Carrabas,
Hwy 55 in Apex
2011 GSE Team Information
Cary Page
Friday, 7:00 am
Woodland Terrace
Apex
Sunrise CLUB
Tuesday, 7:15 am
TGI Fridays in Apex
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CHEROKEE
The Four Way Test
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TICKE
New Members
Email Chuck Norman at
cnorman@sacherokee.com
to get your name and
e-mail address on the
newsletter list.
How much will the
winning ticket be worth
at our next club meeting?
Today is the deadline to bring gifts for the
Angel Tree. This annual program is part of the
Cary Family YMCA designed to reach into our
community and help many families enjoy the
spirit of Christmas. Your decision to participate
will help make the wishes of a child come true.
Thank you for your willingness to help. Susan
P. has brought in want and needs for our club
on small paper ornaments. Your child’s gender,
age, sizes or wishes are on the ornament. Gift
Wrapping is optional, but preferred. If you are
able to wrap, please make sure the ornament
provided is attached to the present. If you do
not wrap the present, please place the gift in a
bag and attach the ornament. It is important
that gifts are clearly labeled with the Angel
number. All gifts must be returned to Rotary
TODAY, December 8th.
As most of you know by now our district
has been matched with Belgium’s District
1620. We will have inbound and outbound
team visits in the same year. PDG Bart Cleary,
Chair Outbound GSE, called for nominations
of individuals to be the outbound team
leader. A review panel was appointed and
five candidates were interviewed for the
position. Annette (Taki) Donovan was
recommended as team leader and Serge
Dihoff, Governor 2010-2011, appointed her.
Taki brings vitality enthusiasm and energy
to the position. In addition to speaking
French, Taki is PE of Apex Sunrise (APS),
2010-2011 World Community Chair, Haiti
Relief Committee, APS Int’l Committee Chair,
APS Executive Committee and for Apex
Lunch, as well as a Paul Harris Fellow. Her
community involvement is too numerous to
list but numbers over 12 organizations. She
has traveled to India, England, Italy, Greece,
Egypt, France and from 2002 to the present,
has been on more than 10 missions to Haiti.
Bart is calling for Clubs to sponsor candidates
Name:
Albert May
Occupation:
Commercial Banker
Member Since:
2003
RR: What is your favorite home-cooked meal?
CS: Bacon, eggs and pancakes with the family.
RR: What is your favorite band or musical
artist?
CS: Can’t get Neil Young and Crazy Horse out
of my head today.
RR: What is the most interesting trip you’ve
taken in the last year or two?
CS: Highlands NC a few times.
RR: Other than Rotary, what philanthropy
or charity are you most passionate about?
CS: Livestrong.
RR: If you could spend a week in someone
else’s shoes (famous or not) who would it
be and why?
CS: Yvon Chouinard, a great fun hog,
philanthropist, and businessman.
for our GSE Team. Nominations deadline will
be December 31. For more information contact
Bart at: [bart@gloyroad.net]. More information
will be forthcoming in the Gov’s Newsletter.
Coming up Next Week
No Meeting - Happy Holidays!
DON’T FORGET!
We will not have meetings on the following
dates: December 22 and December 29.
And, on January 5 we will have an off-site
meeting at the Healing Place.
Is it the TRUTH?
Is it FAIR to all concerned?
Will it build GOODWILL and
BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
Will it be BENEFICIAL
to all concerned?
Upcoming Program, Prayer & Pledge:
(*Board of Directors – Second Wednesday at 11 am)
DEC. 15: Georgina Schwartz
DEC. 22: No Meeting
DEC. 29: No Meeting